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jfmcd wrote:The temperature here in Toronto this morning is -23C with a windchill of -31C. This is what it looks like through my living room window, courtesy of the Polar Vortex.

The patterns of the ice are so beautiful! I guess the extreme temperature might be the reason. Nice pictures!

+1

Darinm wrote:A lot of work for this one, about 22km of bike riding on roads closed for the winter, but worth it in the end.

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WOW! Thanks for sharing!

For Fun, let's go head to head in daylight with A7 and M9: ... both shot with leica lens formulas :) which is which? What FLs amd speeds? It would seem the first is a wide-angle lens, with a shutter fast enough to stop the blowing hair, I guess maybe between F 5.6 and F8 and 1/200? The second is de...

There was a lot of moonlight and I'm sure the snow really helped reflect more light onto the house, the tree, etc. I was surprised myself at how much it looks like day time. What else is amazing is that no cars drove by during the exposure. :) Wow. Are those stars? I just looked closely. Are you fa...

As they say on SAR +1000

I scanned 6729 35mm slides and negatives during this 3.5 months and that is in addition to the approximately 3500 that I scanned from 1998 to this year. Over 10,000 in total. Unless I find another cache of my old photos hiding in a box somewhere then I think I won't be doing any more film scanning....

The 'far' side is a lot different than the near side. Far more smaller craters.

It seems less likely to be California, the steering wheel is on the right.

I agree, that is beautiful!
Great depth of field.

That is a great shot!

aa los banos wrote:here's my entry, thanks sury



a550 + min300/2.8 + 1.4xtc

Nice. Definitely a contender!

Thanks,

UrsaMajor wrote:Very nice indeed.

I am particularly fond of the last image because it is not only lovely, but is also a very different perspective on the sunlight in the arch.

With best wishes,
- Tom -

I thought the same!

Birma wrote:Hi Mark, I'm not a plane expert, but the second one there looks great to me - really dynamic.

I agree. No shame in that shot.

Jets in flight are tough!

Birma wrote:Some impressive birds there Artington I especially like the kites in aerial combat.

+1 also!